Bootjack c. 1937

Salvatore Borrazzo's "Bootjack" is a detailed pencil drawing of a bootjack, a device used to remove boots. Created around 1937, the artwork depicts the object from a three-quarter perspective, with a side view, a top view, and the bootjack's dimensions. The drawing highlights the tool's simple yet functional form, capturing its traditional use and the craftsmanship of its construction. This drawing, with its precise lines and measurements, offers a clear and educational representation of a common household object from the past.